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a TOUGH TRIP.

An Elm Grove Train Crew Has m Expe.
rieuoo. rs
Yesterday the Sunday School OF St,
Stephens Church in the Eighth ward, had
picnic out at seiber.'s Garden. A party
Of East Wheeling toughs went out to bull.
doz, the picnic, but met with indifferent
gucceaa. The picnic managers belonged
to the church militant, and they elected
the iutruders ri {! muscle. In the melee
womGu, not'a member OF tho Sunday
School party, was knocked down. 4
The Towdiee gave up the idea OF clean.
ing out the picnic, and coming down to
the Les.herwood station, attempted to
take possession OF the incoming Elm
Grove train. Billy Michaels, the con.
ductor, wau first assaulted. VIII Smith,
an Gmploye OF the Company, came 10 the
rescue, and tho two managed 10 down the
gang and DO two OF the members up
pretty nicely. Smith got mouthful Of
one mans hand, aud BACKED another's
eye. In return he was himself bit on the
hand and hit in the eye. Michseis was
psinfully bit on the neck. ~ -
None OF the crowd are known by name.
Several ct them were eautly recognized
when they reached the city atoos last
night, however, by their artistically irea.
coed faces, many OF tho ornaments being
put on In baSSo reli!ro. They will be
arrested II their names can DO learned.
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X. Of +. Dedlcntion-Tho umplre-ra,n

X. OF +. De,iication-rho Umplre-Fatnl
Accident, Etc.
AsmRll child Of Mrs., Filsing's Is seriously Ill.
Frank Upton. Of Barton, was IN town yesterday.
Mis- CLARA Chapman, Of steubCnville, is visiting
her father hero. fts.I.a. M II -. !. =
Hov. Mr.. PcSchau, OF Wilmington. N. O.. scent
yesterday with Mn, Dorothca ffeinleln.
Melslcr's orchestra goes 10 Flushing this evening
to play for the grand Opening Of n new halt.
4 small child Of Laus Patterson fell Yesterday
and struck III head on coal. bucket, inll!ctlnx
Painipl wound. l0I.I ". :
The X: ". BELLS yesterday played tho bridgeport
nine AMI were defeated In score Of II 10 10, BY
tue rank decision Of the umpire.
Anumber Of X OF +. members leave at noon 10.
day for New Philadelphia, 10 attend tho dedication
Of the new X. OF T.. Lodge rom there.
Yesterday afternoon, while John Scott was
Etiudlng pcn'knlie on a grind -stOle, the knife
slipped, running through his hand and coming ont
thu back. l.rT
Joe Lindsay, section boss OH tho 81. Eiatfsytlic
branch OF the O., L. K W. lsaiTOad was struck yls.
terday near paSco by an incoming train, receiving
Injuries which Will Cause his death. eH
A man who has been IN town for some limo pas,
buying up OH gold aud silver coins, WAS yesterday
rdu tt fGf betns drunk and tisOrderiy, and gave d
bss OF silver contAinipg oycs 500 10 the officer 10
lock up for him, as he desired " lie In jail.
Liucs Lyle was run In yesterday for being dis.
orderly. Patrick Moran Is locked up for being
drunk. Henry Hart Is IN tho cooler for being
drunk and disorderly, is also lying behind the
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LOCAL nl nj 4, 8,
Matter. q aiiaer- Measa. ID and Abea.

tho CITY. q 70 8 Il :
THE Flint Presbyterian Church Of Bell.
siTe has an important notice to contractors
and bricklayers In another column.
tbs Female Seminary Of steubenylllc,
Ohio, an old and huccetBfui institution,
has an advertisement In another column
Of thla mornings paper.
{ a NEW bicycle club, 1.-THE Rsmblers Of
81" was organized on Tuesday evening
with the following members: II. Gruber,
Captain l.. Beall, Color Bearer; J. Ma.
loney, Ed. Noltor and Ed. ssrver.
CiERK Hook yesterday admitted 10 REQ.
ord q deed made June 80, by Benjamin
Exley and vile to Ellen Reed, for the
north half Of lot o., on Chspline street in
CAldw addition. 81 s,sigt
The river 10 Btill falling slowly at this
point. The marks last eyening indicated
depth In tho channel oil 8 feet 0 inchea
The local packets srrivcd and departed on
time and with fair trips. y
A REPORT reached the city last night
.hst man named Wier had been phot al
Went Wheeling by man on whose prem
ises he wRs treBpassing. Inquiry failed Il
confirm the report, though 1t showed good
grounds to believe 1t. ,
TnRnE was little picking up In police
circles last evening. officer Dunlap ran
in Frank Kelly, Of Martins Ferry, for In
dency, Joseph Campbell, for lettering
under tho Pewiky platform, and Chris
Smith for drunkenness. Officer Bell ar
rested George seybold for disorderly con
duct at Ida Nicholb' place, on Nineteenth
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ABOUT PEOPLE.


Strangers In tho City mud Wheeling Folks
I: Abroad. 49,
Messrs. T. P. and VIII Howell are rusti.
eating at oakland.
Mrs. George I. Caddis Is spending the
heated term at Oakland. fl
Mr.. Walter Bell has returned from a
business trip TO Chicago.
Mrs. VIII Mclaughlin. oil Pittsburgh,
Is visiting her mother In this city.
Mr.. Benz, Bloomfield was in Parkeraburg
thia week on short business trip. :
Miss Louise Thomas, OF the East End,
has gone on a Wait TO friends in Hebron,
Neb. a
Misses Rsna and Ella House, Of the
Garden Spot, are vialting friends In Cleys.
land. FL
Mr.. George ysrdy left last evening for
Oakland where he will remain for few
daya. -.
Mr.. William Leighton, IT., has returned
from Chicago, whore he has been visiting
his family. ~
DR.. T. o. Edwards left last evening 70,
Oakland and Ktpgwcod on business and
pleasure trip. Isl
James Ewing has returned home from a
visit to bis friend Boyd Bans, living near
Short Creek.
Charley Mayer, Of the firm Of Mayer &
kIlleen, left yesterday morning on trip
up tho Lakes.
Charles Fiahsr and @. N. Taylor return
ed yesterday from their trip along the
B. & o. road In box car. {.
Ed. Ssrver, Of tho "Rsmblers OF 49," in,
tends entering the twenty-mile road race
at Pittsburgh on August 3.
Miss Helen johnson, who has been Wis
iting her aiater, Mira. Charles Bardell, at
Moundsyille, returned home yesterday.
Miss Jessie Oliver and Ilisa MoIlio Muir
dock left yesterday morning to spend a
month with relatives at kingwood, Preston
county. i
Mrs. B. B. Dovenet snd sons have gone
TO the mountains along the Baltimore 4
Ohio road to spend the balance Of the
season. q
Nj. a. J. Adams ia lying at his home
on Glenn's run seriously Ill. His many
old frienda in the city will sincerely regret
to'learn thiB. Is !. is5aiy{s q
Hon. J. ]. Woods left last evening 10,
Berkeley Springs to attend the meeting OF
the State Bar Association and to rus.icate
in the mountains for a season.
Miss Nellie Crsddock, Of this city, and
Miss julia Chopper, oil Bellstfe, are the
guests OF Miss Mildred Hamilton, oil
Windsor stStiou, up the Pewiky road.
Mr.. NIL. OFT. MIR. James Cummins and
Dir. and Mrs. W. S. Brady, Of this city,
ard Mr.. and Mrs, OFT Cummins, OF Bell.
aire, have returned from Fort Pendletop.
Hon. Benjamin Fisher and family loft
Yesterday for Oakland, where they will
remain for some tune enjoying tho noun.
tain breezss and relief from tho city's heat
Rev. DR.. W. h. Cooke Left last evening
for Baltimore, from where accompanied
by his children. he will go to Atlantic
City and other Eastern resorts to spend
his vacation. .tT5
Mrs. Sadie Hess and Mr.. Ed Bales were
married at her home on ChapIins street
Tuesday evening. After the reception
they started On their wedding tour will
the best wishes Of their host OF friends.
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DELLAtltE,
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from, the
Glass Ctr. TE

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from, the
Glass CITY. E
The ordinance 10 Pave South Belnou, stree, has
been passed. " -
An excursion LEFT hero yesterday Tor Cleveland
and putin-liAy. .u - :
Nh ). x; RsbIn.oa Is lying rery low at her home
on Guernsey street
The second square Of Belmont street above City
Hall, was plowGd yesterday, 80
The School Board has decided 10 hSa, all the
! school houses with natural gn,
Totkmrn yesterday commenced digging for the
FOUNDATIONS 81 tho new shOps Tor the CloyVl &
Pittsburgh railroad n -.
Rev. Il q, Wallace, 10 long tho pastor Of the
United Presbyterian Church, will 30 10 Sau Dlcgu
tsiti0tns, 70 tvc. Ito viii leave tor his new homo
In October.
The fint Presbyterian Church Is advertising iot
bids for taking down and rebuilding tho church,
The plans When carried out will make a very sub
| ktAnllAl and handsome church. J. ". Y0sl, o.
Columbus, Is The architect
I'd. Gibbons and DlnS Taylor Nero arrested In
tho act Of stealing good things from Dolby'a candy
| store III tho Fist ward Tuesday nlghL They had
btoken In through rear window, aud as II Is no
their nfsl offence they Will probably b. sent 10 thi
Reform Farm long enough 10 DO some good. The!
hf1 onIy hlxlecn yeaiA old.
Tho present owner OF tho s,rcet railway, Mr.
stoikon, OF Now York City, has authorized FRI,
| kodewig 10 mako terms with tho Council "a to th
lraos on belmont street And II has been GnAll!
agreed that tho track il 10 be removed from tina
Street aud the tnrn'tAblu and lower tcrnlnus OF III
llne made At tho southeast corner OF tho Square
The owner VIII have thu privilege OF rebuildInI
| tle Track on belmont street II hu wants 10 do No
MI. stoNon Will DO here III n few weeks. -0-
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The Alton club will march from Its hall
on tho South Side Friday morning at 0
O'Clock, headed by the Opera House band,
to taku the B. & O. train ct $3.50 for Col.
umbuu, whore the Central Ohio Stonger.
bund will give grand Rpngerient the iaat
OF the week. The grand concert will he
Saturday night, when FaFsh-Mahdi and
other altar yocGlists will eing. Tickolo
must be bought before tho society leaveu,
but will be good going on any train satur.
diy, and returning until Tuesday even
ing. Tho tlckets can be procured ct Book.
Ing 70 drugstor o. A. EChstIer's real estate
Office, or Of Mr.. 7. Riester, OF tho JcfIeraon
Insurance Company'n Office, or Mr.. l.. @.
Htifel sss. IS, Il. l,f- az 500 4
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PAYING FOR TIL EIR FUN.


Tho Young Men who had n Time AIondny
Night get tho Bal.
Yesterday afternoon Colonal W, W. Ar
nett, counsel for ]. Il. Colbert, P. o. B0Bley,
IT,, Wa. Dslsplsine snd William Brown,
appeared before Justice Phillips, and con.
ieased judgment for the boyu, who were
fined S. and costs, aggresating in Ill the
sum OF SIT so apiece. These arc four Of
the young men who had iun Monday
night ct the expenss Of tho Awnings olong
Marko: street between Twelfth and Four
tenth s,reets, besides induiging In ouch
cheerful expIoIts as carrying u tombstone
from Narke. street. marble cutters shop
to the front yard Of IN East Wheeling rea-
idence. It Is understood that in addition
to theae prosecutions for lIesspasS, several
ownera Of awnings which weIo glashed
have brought or Willlbriug, civil suita TO
compensate thesa for the damage done.
These suits the boys have hopes Of COM
promising. II
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Col. W. D. Moore, Of Van Bakers coun.
sci, and Special Deputy Sheriff Frank
Stewart came to this city last evening,
bringing with them the pantaloons, collar
and shoes that it is alleged Baker wore on
the day Of the double murder. They
reached here on the G. & P. train at
O'Clock, and took supper at the Mcclure
House. The articles OF clothing were
taken last evening to DR.. James E
Rasres' office on the South Side, that he
might make a microscopic and chemical
examination to ascertain the truth Of the
claim that blood corpuscles arc to be
found on the clothes. DR.. Reeves' skill
as q microacopist is we'll known, and his
verdict on the subject will have great
weight. The result Of his investigations
could not be learned last evening. ssg
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WANTED.

INFANT AGENTS In YOUR COUNTY
w 70 sell my new goods SIS per week xAlAry,
or 30 cents on tho dollar commhklOn. No compe-
tiuon. Ratc chance. Address with stamp Tor
forms y. N. WEAVER, lS9S. Division Strpci. Buzz.
slo. NY .a.|e,I ..r..a rs .HrI mrl7
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THE BIG REUNION.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Decide. on n Display OF fire Work. in
Keeping with nil tho Other Grand Pea.
turc.-A Committee Appointed
Department of Public Comfort.

Tho Executive Committoe Of the Big
Reunion to DO held In this city August 90,
q. rs and 20, held fully attended meet.
Ing last evening. Mr. J. A. Faris, who has
charge Of tho AIches, illumination and
decorations, reported that he and Mr.. J..
NJ. Dillon had made an experiment with
natural gas, and found that Il would not
serye the purpose Of an illuminant whers
email jets were 10 be used, as on tho
arches and tho like. Tho committee EN-.
powered him 10 make tho moat favorable
termS he could with tho GAG Trustees Tor
the use Of city yes.
A committees was appointed to secufe
terms from the Wheeling K Belmont
Bridge Company for ihs passage Of the
old soldiers. ~ 51i =.
Tho committee decided 10 have die.
play OF fireworks In keeping with the
other features OF the reunion, and agreed
to appropriate sufficient money for this
purpoae. A sub. Committee on Pyrotech.
mic Display was appointed, consisting OF
p. B. DobbinP, J. K. Cowdon, d. u. Doy.
ener, Jacob Berger and John Y. Gavin.
The Committee on Public Comfort will
meet this evening. Tue committee has
concluded to rent all the large halls tina.
can be procured, and buy 5000 cots,
which will DO placed In them, aud lodg.
iugs let ut nominal sum per night. A
wStchnan will DO employed for each hall
and the Accommodations will bu plain bul
complete.
The Subcommittee on Trades Display
are meeting with unexpected success Ii
their canvas5 OF the manufactures and
business houses. The tradcs parade will
be suCh one as was never seen in lhii
part Of the country bo'orc. tF
TRAMP TIE BOYS WILL. MARCH
From Pittsburgh TO tho DIg Reunion Iior.
| In August.
The Pittsburgh DIpatth Of yeBteIda,
anys Dr.. F. l.. Braun, one Of the survivor,
OF a West Virginia regiment, has a move
plan on foot. Ga the 25th OF uext mon!f
the Army OF West Virginia will hold re-
union at Wheeling. He proposes, in con
junction with others residing in this city
10 march to that city aud return on foot
He Is at present busy compiling q circu
lar asking his comrades 10 join in tht
scheme. AB there are over 800 OF the
members residing here quite numbe
will go in the manner stated. Genera
PeareoD thinks the plan good one, as TIT
march will revive some :of the pleasures
and vicissitudeu Of the psst. The distsnct
ia fiity.two miles.
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In confused condition. saw that my
pocketboof with others was lying In the
room, and l opened my trunk. n
He denied positively the statement OF
Mr. Knox, and said that his pockGtbook
was found In the bed room, not out In the
yard. So lsf,. Tlsll i.l
The frst hall hour conld not toll much
what / did do or what l said, there we're
90 many questions and remarks mado by
the peopla gathered; fell In with the
Idea that the murder was committed at
night; gave Mr.. Lee the key OF the
kitchen and cellar. the only outside keys
OF the honae that know Of; raw guards
placed at the different entrances, Ran.
dolph Gilmore and Thos. Gordon.
Ills REASONS. Al
! took the particular route to the train
because II failed 10 make ono train l
could have caught the train the other way
and gone to steubenville; | went 10 tho
spring for no other purpose than to got a
drink; | frequently spoke 10 Mr.. Ferrill,
The conductor; sometimes he was moody;
| never thought very much Of him; We
bad aome little alteration some timo be.
lore; talked to no one on the train unless
u waa Thompson Gilmore; a few days DO.
lore went up received postal saying
TINT my father was sick; had tho two
objects In yiew--of getting some furniture
for my Bon and seeing my father; made
arrangements with my lather to sell o
piano belonging to my daughter; | did not
zee William Bonia TO know him; never
saw him before; I heard him testify that
was rubbing my pants; such Ia
10 rub oil; had time at my fathers, sew.
eral hours, to clean my pants II there WAC
any need OF 1t. cav no one on tho train
but Herman Campbell; don't know
whether we talked any on the train; We
talked after I got OF the train; we walked
together 500 yards, but had no conyersa.
tion after we left the postoilice; he passed
mo Just at the gate when the buggy passed.
did not know Mrs. Swearingen when abe
spoke to me; had no personal acquaint.
snce with her; the boy 10 the best OF my
knowledge had no goggles on; ! knew
him on account Of hts having worn
goggles.
Ills GRIEF.
Alter ! gaw the bodies It was not more
than one.fourth Of a minute until gave
the alarm. The frat persona think that
came were Herman Campbell and Mr.
Hale. l was ahocked, and felt excited
| Ny grief WAC natural. I don't know what
Mr.. KNOX thought. Knox said to me
stop and tell us about this matter" thai
is stop my grief and give an account o.
myself. l tried to answer the questions tc
the best Of my ability.
The house was ordinarily fastened with
an iron bolt inside the rear hall door
there Is q cast iron bolt and an old fash
Toned drop catch on the latch; but one
door leads out OF the kitchen into the bach
yard and that door is fastened by key
and alec an iron bolt; Mrs: McWha usu
ally occupied the front sitting room; sht
kept her trunk in the hall; OF late she
kept it in the little bed room; | did MOI
notice snything peculiar about the win
dows; my attention was directed to ths
gate,
Deputy CLERK Marshall was designated
by the Court to have the custody OF the
pants, collar and sstchel. 81
Court Adjourned at $3.50 p. n. to meet a
9A. NJ. Thursday morning.
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PRANK FNEps, CASE.
Tho Loyal Poin,s InyoIvod-Intorcstiu
Complications May Arise. Ut

Tho Lognl lPoipts Notwithstanding
Complications May Arise.
Judge Je1ern ct 10 o'clock yesterday
forenoon rendered his decision that ha
could, 10 Jadse OF the Municipal Court,
order the Clerk Of tho Circuit Court 10 nd.
mi. prisoner TO bail. He accordingly
issued m order that the Clerk of tha Cir.
cuit Court receive bond In tho sutn Of
$1,000, for Frank Freds' appearance ut
Sduirs ,Davla's office for @ preliminary
hearing on the charge Of felonious assauit
on Mary Ogden, paid bond TO be with good
-gecurisy. So for sFieda has not oiI0rod
bond. II Ia understood that the ClCrk OF
the Circuit Court deniea tho authority oil
the Municipal Cont TO isaue ouch 81 or.
der. while the Court inslsIs that the Clerk
Ia subject to bis ordor In the matter and
that Ii will be enforced. II Freds succeeds
in securing bondGman there may BIO M
interesting contest Of authority.
Prosecutor Jordan Dtands on the statute
which preacrlbeg desth as the penalty Tor
tho odense with which Freda UtGnda
charged In capo the jury merely 1udG him
guilty, and the provision Of the law that
bail email not DO accepted for crimo tho
punishment Of which 10 death. s d
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Over tho Mountain. to iho ssn vim Pic

turehquo u, y ". Fs-.s
Tho third Of the series OF the Baltimore
and Ohio popular excursions to Atlantic
City and Cape May will DO run on Thurs.
day. August 4th. A special train OF parlor
cars and coaches will leave Wheeling at
) A. AZ. and reach Philadelphia at 0 +. NJ,
passing in daylight through tho mos. beau.
titul mountain and valley scenery on the
continent-a fitting prelude TO weeks
Ho]ourn upon the shores oil old ocean.
The round trip rate will be SO from
Wheeling. Sd IS;
Tho excursion tickets will DO valid until
tho 18th ;incluslvo, and embrace tho priyi-
iItsge Of stopping q day OF Washington on
tho return journey. RS rs !
For information in detail apply to Ticket
Agents, Baltimore and ohio Railroad, or
e h =, D. Smith, Division Passenger Agent,
Pittsburgh. ~ s.
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on tho popular Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
on Friday, July 20, 1885, under tho gu.
enicCs oil tho Arlon Singing Society Of
Wheeling. Tho Central Ohio snngcrfest
takes plnce on July 20, 80 and 81 at
Columbus, Ohio. Among tho soloiHtu Oh,
gRged arc Madame Furach, Madf and
MAX Heinrich. Thls IL a good chance ., {,
to Visit the great State institutions tb S,s'
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We have for sale several Typa.wrilera,
including the Remington, the Qrandafi
and tho HNmmond. These lnaohl--,. =, :.
been tskoR in exehauso ~ ;.Sa Inv, hnvs
for ront avs ~ 4. % sold cheap. Writers
n,.-.s'- Esd for sale on monthly install.
-onta. Gall on or address for clfculnru c.
EDWARD L. RosR 4 Co., Z
,f} Is Twelfth street.
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Hale & sLalnaker, whose box and bun,
inctory Ia the old Hubbard cav mill, on
tho creek hank between Main and Marks.
Streets, was burned lGst winter, havs on,
tered init In tho Ohio County Circuit
Court sgainas tho City Of London Insur.
ancs Company, tho Imperial Flro 1nsur.
Rnce Company Of London, tho Fire Aeap.
citation Of philadelphia, the London Asauf-
nuce Company md the Pelican Insurance
Company OF Now Orleans, 10 recover
81 600 from each company Of the insur.
nnco on tho property des!royed.' Gomn
disagreement aroao In the Adjustment Of
tho loss; hence tho Hutt. &
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WAsalEeToa, D. O., July 2s.-tor West
Virginia, local rains in the southern por-
tione, fair weather in tho northern por.
tionp, variable ~inda, stationary,
For Western Pennsylvania, warmer, fair
weather, winds generally ooutherly.
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TOR q AIN

. H. d. j. L. - -l#|. . q
No. 1l2l Alley Il, near McColloct street, a seyen
dalton, full lot 60 by 10 ieet A'one ioun'
No. 1l7 Alley II, Small Lame house. a mi, ,ot
60x10 feet Price $500, -, - -
w Acres kd9ington JAnc, a six rooued house
ABOUT wv choice beGing fruit trees yrapes and
a gu i,I small iLnls. Price $780, Mir eIchanse
No. lsl Soutf Penn street, 8 rooned frame house
s wth sood Stone ioundatlon ground 20Il20 Price
"a Ac.c Farm, four roomed howcd log house.
good granery, corn.crib, STABLE orchard OF loo trces
mead OF Proctor creek, Eeven miles from Proctor
sAaon, on Ohio River Railroad; can DO bought
One Of the most desirable and substantial resi-.
dences within the city, situated on northeast cor
ner Of Chapline and Fourteenth streets, house
, numbered lse0 Chapliue street; the lot fronts q
one aith Cash, balance In equal Rtnusi payments
With interest payable annually. Fifteen years
time given II desired. ~ 'I' -
No. $50 Twelfth street, ill lot, co By 100 feet
foomea house on front, 4 Ioomcd house on,
alley. Price, $3.50. ,l5g.7Is. : - -
desirable residence 4. Beech Bottom on The,
line o. tho T., ". 4 ny. Railroad, Il mites from
wheeling, consisting Of new frame house and II.
ACRES o. Land; VIII exchange for desirable city,
No 60 North Front street. ground fronting co feet,
and running back an equal width TO river -
NO. lSg south Penn street, q ak roomcd ir1meJ
house with stone foundation and basement, wash-
ioom, collar and coal house, ground fronting 10
ieet, running back 10 feet Price, 81, COO, n y
JAMES "A. EENRY
Real htAtc Agent, Collector aud Notar , pnb,s,
ty@ ------.---L ory1cK. No. 1912 MARKET At, ::